A/HRC/40/5 144.191 Take immediate measures to put an end to the forced labour and exploitation of children and bring perpetrators to justice (Canada); 144.192 Take the measures necessary to establish, in national legislation, a minimum age of 18 years to contract marriage for both girls and boys (Argentina); 144.193 Take measures to implement effectively the national action plan to eliminate child marriage and increase to 18 years the minimum age of marriage (Democratic Republic of the Congo); 144.194 Adopt a national action plan to end child marriage and amend the Family Code and the Criminal Code to raise the minimum age of marriage to 18 years for both boys and girls (Chile); 144.195 Raise the minimum age of marriage of both boys and girls to 18 years (Sierra Leone); 144.196 Fight against child marriages and female genital mutilation (France); 144.197 Take measures to ensure the prohibition, in law and in practice, of female genital mutilation and child marriage (Israel); 144.198 Adopt and implement legal measures and undertake awarenessraising campaigns to protect the rights of the child, in particular by condemning, prohibiting and prosecuting female genital mutilation and early and forced marriage (Italy); 144.199 Criminalize child marriage (Argentina); 144.200 Ensure the full implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, especially in the areas of education, juvenile justice, child trafficking and child labour (Switzerland); 144.201 Intensify efforts to guarantee that national norms relating to children’s rights are brought into line with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, paying special attention to issues such as child labour and early and forced marriage (Uruguay); 144.202 Finalize the establishment of the children’s ombudsman (Ukraine); 144.203 Remove all barriers to birth registration and improve access to education and social services for children without birth certificates (Lesotho); 144.204 Enforce national laws that prohibit the use of children for begging, child trafficking and child abuse (Sweden); 144.205 Continue to strengthen efforts to combat child poverty and address regional disparities in child poverty (Maldives); 144.206 Invest additional efforts in decreasing poverty among children (Serbia); 144.207 Establish mechanisms and services to protect children at risk of becoming subject to child labour (Liechtenstein); 144.208 Adopt measures aimed at the protection of the rights of talibe children and combat trafficking, exploitation, forced begging and all other forms of violence and discrimination regarding talibe children, including in the context of Qur’anic schools, as well as initiating inquiries and pursuing the perpetrators of such acts (Portugal); 144.209 Implement existing laws on child begging, child trafficking and child, early and forced marriage, ensuring sufficient funding is made available (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland); 144.210 GE.18-22584 Continue efforts to promote children’s rights (Tunisia); 21